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Methane

Deep Dive, Methane

Methane

Everything you want to know about TCS' work on Methane in one place.

Energy & Natural Resources, Methane,  | Analysis
Nov 30, 2018 | 1 min read | Print Article

DOI’s existing oil and gas management practices allow for oil and gas producers to leak, flare, and vent natural gas at an alarming rate. Much of this gas is lost without paying royalties, this means millions in lost revenue for taxpayers each year. Find out more about the issue on this page.

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  • Report: Gas Giveaways – Methane Losses Are a Bad Deal for Taxpayers
  • Weekly Wastebasket: A New Gas Rule That Stinks
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  • Op-Ed: Codifying Needless Waste: The Bureau of Land Management Methane Failure
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  • Fact Sheet: BLM Methane Rule At Risk (2018 Update)
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